Surrounded by his loving wife and family, James passed away on Monday, September 15th at the Palliative Care Unit of Community Hospital, O’Leary. James battled ALS until he chose to stop on his own terms, and that was a strength that the disease could not take from him.

James Williams Dyment of Tyne Valley aged 82, Dear husband of Anna Jean (nee Frost). James was born in Northam on November 13, 1942, son of the late Russell and Doris (Moore) Dyment.

Loving father to Todd (Krista Montgomery) Millvale; Mark (Anne) Northam; Melanie (Mike) Gorveatt, Stanley Bridge; and Heather (Stephen) Poirier, Grand River. Loving grandfather to Keegan, Ben (Dakota MacWilliams),Luke, Josh, Shelby (Frankie), Cohen, Grace and Levi.

Dear brother to Dorothy Bearisto, Summerside; brother in-law to Wilson Buffett, Charlene (Ellsworth) Campbell, Betty (Blair) Strongman, Ethel Ellis, Alfred (Pauline) Frost, Sidney (Linda) Frost, Evelyn Frost, Dori (Dan) MacLean, and Heather (George) Mitchell.

James was predeceased by his parents, sisters, Georgie Buffet, Shirley (Jim) Fitzgerald, Katherine Dyment, brothers David and Charles, and brothers in-laws Preston Bearisto, Russell Ellis and Bobby Frost.

Resting at Ferguson Tyne Valley Funeral Chapel with visiting hours on Wednesday from 4-7 p.m. Funeral service on Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at the Tyne Valley United Church. Interment in the Tyne Valley United Church Cemetery.

In memory of James, memorials directly to
Tyne Valley United Church Cemetery

or

ALS Society of Prince Edward Island Inc.
PO Box 1643
Summerside, PE, C1N 2V5
[email protected]

James and his family would like to thank the O'Leary Palliative Care Unit for their compassion and guidance, his Home Care team, Doctor Kimpinski, Doctor Arsenault- Sampson, Barb Paynter, the gang at Mama's Cafe, whose kindness on coffee runs often made his day and last, but certainly not least, James' many friends, family and neighbors in the communities of Northam and Tyne Valley, their love and kind acts will always be cherished.